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Addressing PDP youths at his residence on Friday, Prince Victor said the country has been bedevilled by a government anchored on corruption, oppression and insecurity and there is an urgent need to halt the trend.

He advised youth members of the party to work within the framework of the law and aggressively mobilize other youths to register ahead of the next general elections.

The former Cordinator Atiku Support Group said, “a brief glance at the political history of Nigeria confirms that to hold power at the centre, you need a broad coalition, alliance, merger or whatever you may like to call it.

“Today’s situation is no different. The country is in the grip of a bad government whose only purpose is to retain power by hook or by crook – preferably by crook.

“APC does not need merger or alliance – they are already merged and are in alliance with the Police, INEC, and the Judiciary.

“The country is tired of APC; we are tired of oppression; we are tired of corruption; we are tired of insecurity and we are tired, full stop!”

“I believe coalition is the only way to prevent continuation of this bad governance. The political class is at one that the only way to stabilise the nation is for the opposition to merge and face the ruling party,” he added.

Prince said while elected members of the PDP could hold their heads high that they were truly elected, the same could not be said of their APC counterparts who expertise in rigging and use of thuggery and police intimidation to win elections.

This is not only a wake up call to opposition parties but also a call to the Nigeria populace to not loose hope of a greater Nigeria over the ills of election manipulations of the last general elections.

Coalition Of Opposition Parties Is The Only Way To Unseat APC ~ Prince Victor

Rtd Gen Mohammadu Buhari: A Corruption fighter in words but a Corruption Muster in acts.

-Prides self as "Mr Integrity" but truly lacks integrity.

By Prince Victor.

Recently, it has become more glaring and copious that the self-acclaimed Mr Integrity and revered corruption fighter can no longer pride himself with any of the glorious titles as the recent ranking of Nigeria as the headquarters of corruption by Transparency International (TI) have said it all, the ranking have also gone a revealing way to expose that the President cannot be said not to have stains in his babaringa.

Under the Apc led administration “harvest of corruption scandals’’ under the Buhari government  is unprecedented in Nigeria’s history, and has been attested to by TI in her most recent ranking of Nigeria being the headquarters of corruption in the world.

The Buharist says the Gen is not corrupt, blah blah blah, there are only living in fool's paradise as they're extremely gullible and sycophantic people.

It is even more worrisome and disturbing that the Apc and Buhari who rode on the reports of TI then to label and taint the judicious administration of His Excellency, President Dr Goodluck Jonathan GCFR as corrupt and held the Transparency International ranking as credible now dismisses the recent report of TI as "Not Credible", this is a government full of biases with questionable characters.

According to the latest CPI, Nigeria, Africa’s most populous nation and one of the continent’s biggest economies was not listed among the top 35 least corrupt country in the world. 

It is also instructive that Liberia and Sierra Leone, which Nigeria helped to liberate from the throes of war are now doing much better in fighting corruption than the country (Nigeria), just like much smaller and less-endowed nations like Niger, Gambia, Burkina Faso and Mali are better rated.

In all of these and more, the administration has shown an amazing lack of political will in investigating the scams and prosecuting perpetrators. “Worst still, key administrative officials have shown from their careless comments that they either do not understand what it means to fight corruption or they are just trivialising it.

Rtd Major Gen Buhari must wake from his slumber and face the reality that corruption is fast eating deep into the soul of Nigeria, having already decimated the body. He must stop playing the ostrich and lead the way in the fight against corruption before it consumes the country.”

Prince Slams Buhari, Calls President a Corruption fighter in words but a Corruption Muster in acts. 

-Lagosians, Nigerians must rescue themselves.

17-05-2021

By Prince Victor

If you are looking for who could be the most corrupt politician ever to come out of Africa. I give him to you here.

This is the man, who as Governor of Lagos State from 1999 to 2007 made his personal company, Alpha Beta Consulting, the sole revenue collector for Lagos State.

He would set a revenue target for the State. Then his job would be to exceed that target and he would pay himself a percentage of the difference. He would increase taxes and pay himself the benefit of the increase.

Since he has retained a stranglehold on the politics of Lagos, successive Governors that he installed have kept the arrangement going.

The former governor, Ambode took the fraud and criminality to a height hitherto unheard of in Nigeria, he customized a law to Alpha Beta. In the new Land Use Charge law of Lagos State, Alpha Beta is written as a state authority with the sole right to collect the new rates which have been hiked by between 400 – 700%.

Alpha Beta is now in the position of an agency of Government established by law. Corruption has now become the law and the regulator in Lagos State.

Lagos State has now been delivered to the pocket of this man by law. This man must have stolen more money, through the unlawful employment of his company to collect revenue for Lagos State in breach of the constitutional code of conduct for public officers and the Public Procurements Act and other laws barring the employment of private concerns in the collection of Government revenue at a commission, than any other politician in Nigerian living memory. But that might not be all for him.

There are other monopolies in the State like the construction company that is operating the Lekki Road Concession, the people behind this company are not known to the general public. That concession company has also increased toll fares along the all important road by over 60%. The concession is to run for over 30 years. A new one has been added. It is called Visionscape.

This is a company, some say, was hurriedly put up in London and Dubai five years ago to give the appearance of an international company. It is by Government fiat the only waste management company in Lagos State. Several Lagos citizens who had invested in the sector and bought vehicles and equipment under the arrangement under the Fashola Government have been rendered bankrupt. And Lagos bears the brunt with mountains of filth everywhere. Visionscape has not brought in any funds. Rather, the Government has gone borrowing for it. It floated a N50billion to bankroll the operations of the company.

The company has taken over property built by Lagos State Government. This is a private commercial company.

The public has not been told those behind LCC and Visionscape. It is not beyond Tinubu not to be too far away from each of them.

This is the Tinubu that is taunting PDP with being agents of corruption.

This is the same Tinubu pontificating about corruption and my friends for whom truth has different colours depending on the subject, are hailing this man that ought to be in jail for corruption ten times over.

It bears repeating that Lagosians must rescue themselves from the chains and captive of the bullion van master, Nigerians must rise to the occasion of restraining the corruption personified politician from clinching the apex office of the country for our collective interest as well as saving the nation's treasury from further looting if any remains at the expiration of the Apc and Buhari government.

Comr. Prince Victor
Special Assistant (LRM)

Tinubu: A Corruption Personified Politician Nigerians must know. 

01-05-2021

By Prince Victor

Great Nigerian workers, I felicitate you on the occasion of the 2021 international worker's day, indeed you're the workforce of the nation. 

I salute most especially the health workers who have since been at the front line of combating the spread and impact of the deadly novel corona virus in the world, your resilience and continued exhibit of unequalled patriotism is never unnoticed, you are indeed our heroes. 

Sincerely, "The vigour of workers' solidarity is the irresistible undulation that enacts a revamp in any country."

Undoubtedly, I feel your pains, I know where the shoe pinches you, I understand your problems, I am aware of your expectation, It is however unfortunate that at a time Nigerian workers should have been enjoying the benefits of a new order and dividends of democracy under His Excellency Alhaji Atiku Abubakar GCON, the nation is set back by ills of election manipulations and bad precedence of the judiciary. 

A little patience, your peril won't last forever, soon our civil and public servants, our pensioners and indeed all Nigerian people will smile again.

Nevertheless, as patriotic Nigerians continue to put in your best in service to the nation, remain steadfast, law abiding and never relent. 

It is in these perspective that I call on Mr President, Gen Mohammadu Buhari to as a matter of eminent urgency to improve the welfare of Nigerian workers to enable work efficiency, resilience, chauvinism in an enabling conducive stress-free environment.

I use this medium to call on government at all levels to surmise it fit in ensuring 100% payment of workers salary when due. Payment of workers salaries is non negotiable and not to be celebrated as it is the sole entitlements of every civil servants. 

I urge all workers, particularly front line health workers combating Covid-19 Pandemic not to deter in their commitments as they have won the heart of the world, I wish you the best, may God crown your efforts, bless and increase you all as you serve the nation selflessly.

God bless you all. 
#HappyInternationalLabourDayCelebration
#HappyNewMonth #May1

Signed:
Prince Victor.

Worker's Day: Prince Victor Compliments Workers' Chauvinism, Resilience; says Workers Rules The Nation. 

By Prince Victor

04.20.2021

This is the time of truth. It is a period to thoroughly examine ourselves and tell ourselves the truth. Insecurity is ravaging our country; it is not that it has not been there before or that it would not be even in best times, but the truth is it has gone beyond tolerable levels. On one side you have the Boko Haram menace and on the other there is the ravaging Fulani herdsmen versus community residents. We also have kidnapping and ritual killings. In addition, we have cases of armed robbery and most recently the incessant vandalism and attack on the Nigeria Police Force (NPF) south east being the epicenter. Indeed, these are realities of our times. These problems have been solved because sometimes many of us, including the leadership,wants to deny reality. For instance, when Vice President Yemi Osibanjo went abroad, he said issues of security were often exaggerated by political opponents. 

We also do ourselves so much harm when our leaders refuse to accept the extent of insecurity that plagues the country. It is unfortunate that the ruling party will continue to say that things are turning better when raw statistics keep showing that the country is losing more lives daily than nations at war. This situation cannot be acceptable if truly ours is a habitation of sane people. The truth from history is that every case of insecurity no matter how complex it would seem has an answer once there is a political will. How do we then solve our challenge of insecurity? The first is to admit that the situation is bad and to have the federal government declare it a national emergency. This way it becomes a national problem and not the challenge of the political party in power.

"The federal government must of necessity admit her lapses in the security of the national and engage synergy with stakeholders in a national dialogue"

For most times we have seen the challenge of insecurity as failure of governance on the part of the ruling party. Other parties make fable references to developments in this regard, take frequent jabs at the ruling party and retreat, feeling happy they have scored political points that could bolster their fortunes in the next general elections; this is not right. Challenge of insecurity especially when it involves lives is beyond partisan politics. So declaring a national emergency would go a long way to change narratives and dispositions.

The next should be to convene an all politicians/political parties/security expert summit. It should begin with all politicians – all political parties security summit. This recommendation is based on the fact that the politicians are mainly behind most cases of insecurity, whether of the religious, ethnic or social kind. If politicians in the north for instance don’t want religious riots and senseless killings of non-indigenes that often accompany it, I can bet not one religious riot would happen anywhere in the north. When some of those riots happen, you are compelled to ask: what is the objective? If we tell ourselves the truth, it is territorial control that is often behind some of those dastardly activities. I have said it that militancy in the Niger Delta, Odua People’s Congress (OPC) and Indigenous People of Biafra were propped up and soon they became more powerful than their sponsors. Thugs and thuggery are part of the challenges.

So it is very pertinent that politicians meet and agree that it is time to drop negative behavior and bad political tactics so that the country can have peace. I insist that the politicians must look themselves in the face and agree, and once they agree 70 percent of factors behind insecurity would be dealt with. After that the politicians and security experts can meet so they can hear each other. My only fear is that security experts tend to talk in billions of naira and that can be scary. Not all security challenges require money to solve; a lot of them just require brainwork. 

May Nigeria Prevail in all. 

Nigeria Insecurity: Time For National Dialogue, Synergy With Stakeholders. 

On behalf of PDP Surulere and the entire Lagos PDP, I felicitate and congratulate my brother and friend, Comrade Prince Collins Opurozor on his recent well deserved appointment as Director General Imo PDP New Media.

Your appointment sir, is perceived by the Imo populace as well deserved, taking into cognisance your exalted profiles, expertise and monumental achievements in your previous assignments, in the midst of current maladministration, rising insecurities bedeviling the state under the administration of unelected occupants of the Apc extraction, hopes are high that you will not disappoint the party in the course of discharging your duties: considering that the Imo PDP leadership has these time, fixed round peg in the round hole to redeem the lost glory of that office.

As a round peg in a round hole, I'm confident you will bring your wealth of experience to bear to deliver your duty efficiently.

For the state's chief opposition party, I believe you will achieve a lot as the Imo populace nay Nigeria awaits the party to take over in the next election and savage the nation from collosal collapse as the only hope of Imolites nay Nigerians.

As you have been inaugurated into office, I pray God to envelope your body and mind with robust health, longevity and great wisdom to deliver on your statutory assignment in Jesus name.

Once again, congratulations Sir!

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For Surulere PDP Lagos.

DG Imo PDP New Media: Prince Victor Congratulates Opurozor, names him "Round peg in a round hole".

Prince Victor Sure For Peace, Prays For God's Liberation In The State.

Imo @46

While the Igbos are significantly and strongly clamouring for a "Sovereign State of Biafra" the Yorubas on the other hand are agitating for a nation to be named "Oduduwa" and on the other hand the oil rich Niger deltans are on the course for an independent state.

The only entity that still have a vested interest in the continuity of Nigerian union are the northern elites and in all honesty, it doesn't take a rocket scientist to assimilate why this view is so prevalent.

There is no doubt that a breakup of Nigeria would most likely lead to economic ruin for a lot of rich and powerful northerners who could potentially find themselves left behind in a "Landlocked" country with no access to the sea, no oil revenue and a large undereducated population of which an estimated 50% of women have no formal education.

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